The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-03-12
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LOCAL pREvITIEs.
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OF sl,uor Moment In aud About
the City.
MArIsEKs Of both theatres today.
! OrRnA HOUSE this evening-"Uncle
Cabin"
TIE Grand this evening-Last appear.
ance Of Ollio Redpath. :
q TnK Fire and Marine Insurance Compa.
ny's power Of attorney to Charles Il.
Collier, wss filed with County Clerk Hook
yesterday.
JUDGE BoYp yesterday adjourned tho
special term Of the Circuit Court to court
in course. The only business transacted
was In rome chancery causes
In the U. s. Court yesterday the case Of
Paul Bitters against the Supreme Lodge
X, of II. was partly heard. The decision
in this case will form an important pro-
cedent.
Henry NRvuAnpr was a%rraiened in the
police court yesterday morning on a
charge Of keeping a etockyard in the Sec.
ond ward contrary to ordinance. He was
fined $40 and costs, but took an appeal.
The factory OF the Benwood iron works
shut down Thursday afternoon for the re.
mainder OF the week, owing 10 the insult.
cheney OF tho supply oil gas. Means ior
more gas will DO put in while the factory
Ia idle. ~
TIE Martins Ferry water works will be
In operation by July i. Over three
iourths OF the seven and one.soventh
miles OF pipe line ARE already laid. The
reservoir With have q capacity Of 3,0OO,OO(
gallons.
BENJAMIN NJ. LIST was yesterday ap
pointed guardian OF Bertha A., Sidney NJ.
Charles +. and Nettie E., minor children
Of Benjamin NJ. List, and gave bond In
the sum OF s l 1000, with William NJ. Lis
as surety.
The Windsor Athletic club gave a
euchre party In its hall on the South Side
Thursday evening which was very enjoya'
BILE. About twelve couples participated,
Mr.. Harry Travis won the prize, q hand
some silver castor.
BlsHoP KAHN will deliver tho third OF Iii.
series OF Lenten Lectures tomorrow after
noon. This third lecture will be devoted
to the question: "What means did Chris
inntitute for the application Of His re
demption to the human race2"
SECRETARY OF STATE WALKER has issued
articles OF extension TO the Ohio Rivel
Railroad Company, granting 1t tho privi
lege OF extending the line from is termi.
nus at Point Pleasant to q place at or nee,
the city Of Huntington, Cabell county.
The Louis A. Shirley arrived from Gin
cinnati about s o'clock lust evening ant
vii! leave for that point on her return tril
ut 8 o'cl6ckthis afternoon. The packet il
q stauuch and commodious one and il
commanded by J. clever set OF officials.
]. A. FAIRS, The artist, has on exhibi
ton in the window Of Kinks art store {
still life study, the central fiyu:e being a
violin by which lies a roll Of music and
the bow. Tho drawing and perspective
are unususlly fine and attract general at
tention.
AN illustrated lecture on Siam, will
handsome s%tereopticon views, will b,
given In the Third Presbyterian Church
this evening by Prof. j. A. Eskin, late ia.
structor in tho Royal College Of Bankok.
Mr. Eakin in his capacity Of instructor
lived among tho Siamess for several years
gathering interesting facts not otherwise
obtaiuable.
Al 10 o'clock this morning thsre will be
offered ut public sale ct the Public Build.
ing, tho old shriver property at No. Oil
Msln street. The property fronts 40 feet
on Main street, and runs back to the Pitts.
burgh, Wheeling 4 Kentucky track. It il
located in one OF the most desirable resi-.
dence portions Of the city, and will proba.
bly, bring a good price.
The Rt. Rsv. George W. Peterkin, Bish.
OPP OF this Diocese Of the Episcopal Church,
passed through this city yesterday on his
way from Parkersburg TO Wellsburg,
where he preached last evening. He
wentthere to further look into tho re-
%nouncing Of his VOWS by Rev. Mr.. Wirg-
man, who has been serving Us Rector Of
the Wellsbnrg Church. r
CLERK Hook yesterday admitted to
record two deeds Of trust, and q deed made
March by William P. Hubbard and B.
3. Dovener, special commissioners, to E.
W. Dunaway and F. W. Bowers, in con-
sideration Of $3.50, for part OF lot 0, in
Square 10, on the southeast corner OF Mar.
ket and Eleventh streets, and a deed
made March II, by said Dunaway and
Bowers, and their wives, to George Bow
era, IN consideration Of s., $50, for the said
property named above. Also a decd made
February 10, by Frank H. Gardner and
wife to Henry NJ. Harper. for a considera-
ton not named, for their interest in part
Of lot 8 in Square "a, in tho Bellaire addi-
ton to the city. :;